MGMT586

022031

Course material will include discussion of decision making processes in two forms: 1) descriptive: how decisions are actually made and the errors that sometimes occur, and 2) normative: how decisions should be made to optimize outcomes. Theoretical and applied concepts will be drawn from several fields: business, psychology, economics, statistics, etc. Examples will focus on managerial and personal decisions in order to gain a better understanding of our decision processes in the workplace and in our lives.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate